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woodsguy

woodsguy

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Entry opens today, this was a blast last year, little cold but great property. I'm trying for row 10.
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Any idea on spectator admission price? Sounds like a good reason for a Sunday ride to go cheer y’all on.
 
Rob, did you ride it last yr? i worked one of the checks, froze my *** off on race day. but it was fun bs'in w/ all the race junkies out there.That alone's worth the price of admission. :flip:
 
Dao said:
Rob, did you ride it last yr? i worked one of the checks, froze my *** off on race day. but it was fun bs'in w/ all the race junkies out there.That alone's worth the price of admission. :flip:
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Yes sir I did and it was very cold. Sure working a check might have been even worse. I forget my row # but finished before the very cold miserable rain started.
 
I'm entered on row 10 pending it being posted.
 
Rob..... I've never done an enduro.. Just curious, what does "entering on Row 10" mean?

Is that a starting position? Do you enter based on your expected speed so the really fast guys go for rows 1-4 and then slower from there? If that is the case, how many rows are there? I would think you're not at the back...I've seen you ride.
 
Enduros are ran quite a bit different from other events. Your starting position means nothing. You can just request row when you enter. I'm just trying to get through a little earlier and if wet it won't be as beat up. Start on first couple of rows and sometimes it's hard to follow course. The AA or pros so to speak are generally ran 1 per row starting around row 20. They put 4 or 5 riders per row depending on the club. What's neat is, you can ride with your buddies no matter the class as rows have nothing to do with that either. There is usually 4 restarts for us slow guys and 5 or 6 for the faster guys. They will go 15 or so more miles. If you stay on or close to being on time you get a little rest at every restart. You ought to try it, just a fast trail ride for most of us!! Not nearly as intense as close course racing. If lucky you won't run anything but once, sometimes if property is small you'll some of it twice.
 
Yup, I’m talked into it. I gotta go watch this and see what it’s all about. Road trip!


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I'll be working one of the checks for this enduro next weekend. (location = triple gates).
We are truly blessed to have McMahan Ranch open his amazing property for this enduro.
...lots of fresh tracks, with scenery like this!!!
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See y'all out there next weekend!
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Looks like less than 70 spots available if you're considering it. Capped at 350 riders.
 
Right on the verge of throwing in the towel. Spent the day driving all over looking for a piece of land to ride that isn't five hours round trip away. After 11 months of no riding and forests closed all the time or too far away I am kinda discouraged. Sold my DS I never rode in ten years a couple months ago and haven't missed it a minute. The Sandwinder could easily be the "enduro of the year" but I just ain't ready or even feeling it. And motel rooms have gotten real real old.
 
Right now event is sold out, but:

"George McMahan I’ve heard rumors that AMSA may raise the limit to accommodate late comers; stay tuned!!"

per land owner-George
 
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Ended drizzling the whole race and was a very challenging, slick, rutted up, and rooted course. I dropped or fell of the hills at least 10 times. Plus not myself out for a second hitting a low hanging limb(was marked).
 
There was 16 that started over 60, the 4 of us were only ones to finish. Stubborn or brave, who knows.
Bubba Dennis39C60+ SCKTM114445OVERALL C30m 7s 333
(121)		18m 5s 827
(160)		24m 37s 890
(140)		21m 6s 925
(173)		33m 5s 751
(124)		127m 3s 726
Jerry Stevens3B60+ SCKTM215654OVERALL C33m 2s 768
(178)		17m 51s 689
(148)		25m 45s 219
(154)		20m 37s 628
(162)		34m 54s 726
(143)		132m 12s 30
Donny Stuart66E60+ SCYAMAHA316056OVERALL C36m 54s 948
(225)		19m 10s 217
(180)		25m 54s 616
(156)		20m 48s 61
(166)		31m 37s 985
(107)		134m 25s 827
William Vaughan10A60+ SCKTM417977OVERALL C36m 43s 181
(223)		21m 23s 752
(207)		31m 44s 592
(213)		22m 2s 964
(190)		39m 33s 300
(173)		151m 27s 789
 
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NameNumberClassBrandC.***OverallG.***GroupSection 1Section 2Section 3Section 4Section 5Section 6Section 7Section 8Tot. Time

Bubba Dennis39C60+ SCKTM114445OVERALL C30m 7s 333
(121)		18m 5s 827
(160)		24m 37s 890
(140)		21m 6s 925
(173)		33m 5s 751
(124)		127m 3s 726
Jerry Stevens3B60+ SCKTM215654OVERALL C33m 2s 768
(178)		17m 51s 689
(148)		25m 45s 219
(154)		20m 37s 628
(162)		34m 54s 726
(143)		132m 12s 30
Donny Stuart66E60+ SCYAMAHA316056OVERALL C36m 54s 948
(225)		19m 10s 217
(180)		25m 54s 616
(156)		20m 48s 61
(166)		31m 37s 985
(107)		134m 25s 827
William Vaughan10A60+ SCKTM417977OVERALL C36m 43s 181
(223)		21m 23s 752
(207)		31m 44s 592
(213)		22m 2s 964
(190)		39m 33s 300
(173)		151m 27s 789
 
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